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Stallion: Nicking revolution, Soviet counter-revolution booklets

Ookeditse.PIC.KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Ookeditse.PIC.KENNEDY RAMOKONE

In many cultures, a stallion symbolises power, strength and freedom and that’s the moniker, Assistant Minister of Health and Nata-Gweta legislator, Lawrence Ookeditse is whacked by. Mmegi Staffer RYDER GABATHUSE writes

“I love horses and I am a cowboy,” explains the ever-laughing legislator. He, however, insists that the name Stallion is not simply derived from his love for horses. There is a sentimental attachment to it.

“Someone had just written: ‘Nata-Gweta needs a new stallion’, and from that conversation, I got the moniker. And from that newspaper article, I got named Stallion. And it became a fitting name as it describes everything I am,” explains the former University of Botswana (UB) lecturer in Politics and International Relations.

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WUC must fix its pipes, not just say sorry

“Clean water, the essence of life and a birthright for everyone, must become available to all people now.”– Michel CousteauWe see notices for Block 6, Extension 11, Gaborone, Francistown; the list grows every week. It is good that WUC warns consumers, but so many warnings point to a deep problem. Water pipes are old and falling apart. And the people who pay the bills are the ones suffering.When a main pipe bursts, taps run dry. Families in...

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